Sentence examples for mirrors range from inspiring English sources

Iron sconces are $7 to $25, and mirrors range from $20 to $425.

Desbarats told Sinclair that the design would have to be redone from scratch, "asking what we were doing about visibility, rear view mirrors, range indications ... .....

Nine are optical and infrared (IR) telescopes housed in swiveling domes, with mirrors ranging from 0.9 to 10 meters in diameter.

Unlike D.S.L.R. (digital single-lens reflex) cameras, in which a photo subject is viewed through a mirror, range finders offer crisper images because the lens is closer to the sensor of the camera.

Not yet 20, Mr. Ulliel has created a character who mirrors the range of human possibility.

He built the mechanical parts of his telescopes, with mirrors that range from 14 inches to 24 inches in diameter, largely from junk materials, and pieced together his computers partly from abandoned equipment.

A control on the power deposition width will be achieved by changing the beam radius in the plasma using an optical system composed by two mirrors (zooming range 17 28 mm).

Due to the coating of the mirrors, tuning range is limited.

These new telescopes will have primary mirrors that range in aperture from 20 to 40 meters, roughly three times wider than the current very large telescopes, and an overall light-collecting area up to 10 times larger.

The Farm B chili pepper harvest period (April 14 June 14) closely mirrors the range of illness onset dates in the multistate outbreak (April 16 August 26) (CDC and FDA, unpublished data).

This difference mirrors the range of natural 5-HTT variation in humans (Lundberg et al. 2007), and is comparable to the proposed difference between the LA/LA and SS genotypes (Murphy & Lesch 2008).